This large chapel was converted from a ballroom in a Tudor mansion. The Baldachino stands free of the patterned ceiling. The twenty stained glass windows depict, in the upper tier, the Joyful Mysteries of the Rosary, and in the lower is depicted various angels and saints. Both the altar and tabernacle table have trifoil shaped cross sections, limestone bases and marble tops.

Credits

Architect:
Henry Hardinge Menzies

Baldachino:
DeFelice & Frank

Designer, Artist:
Frederick Cole
(Rohlf's Stained & Leaded Glass Co.)

Photos:
Jon Beckett